Which number has a thousands digit of 9?
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Which number has a thousands digit of 9?
To solve this problem, we will check each number from the list of given choices to determine which one has a thousands digit of 9.
The thousands digit is the fourth digit from the right in a whole number. Let's examine each option provided:
Based on the analysis, the number has a thousands digit of 9. Therefore, the correct choice is .
Therefore, the solution to the problem is .
What number do the units shown below represent?
Write the units in the place value chart and convert into a number.
Use the pattern: units, tens, hundreds, thousands. Count from right to left - the thousands place is always the fourth position from the right!
Commas help you! The first comma from the right separates thousands from hundreds. The digit just to the left of that comma is in the thousands place.
Yes! In , the thousands digit is 0. We don't usually write it, but it's there: ninety thousand and one.
Remember: we count place values from right to left, just like we learned to count! Start at the ones place (rightmost) and work your way left.
Say the number out loud! In , you say "nineteen thousand..." - that confirms the 9 is in the thousands place.
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